> Rhythmbox emits signals when certain events occur, such as starting a track, > etc. You >can have a function that gets called when the signal for finishing > a song is emitted (if >there is one) which does what you want. I don't know > the specifics, but check the GTK >and pyGTK documentation for more details.
Thanks for your reply Adam, I had a look at the PyGTK webpage but without any Rhythmbox-specific tutorials it's hard to know where to start. Anyhow I have a solution that works 99% of the time using rhythmbox-client and a bit of Perl, code is attached. A kludge really but it works. A plugin solution would be ideal but right now it's too hard to be interesting anymore. If I do get interested again it will be by looking at other plugins that do similar things and seeing how those authors do it. Cheers, Imran
two-second-pause.pl
Description: Perl program
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